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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 15, 1912 · page 10

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prance woo later announc—
resident from the executive
ill the explanation that Mr
ll illSnod voluntarily. It is hr»
hnt'Carml Thompson. now uri
rotary,to the president, will
tin. ‘

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Rebekah Lodge No. 112. 11.1
.1“ will hold its biweekly busi-
_ ting this evening in the OddI
wu' hall in South Main street.

 

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theragigantic and glorious iffllltle'

festival. The smoke of battle
it- cleared away and [the nation’s
rs are in safe hands. Vanda
. struture is safe and sound
eunuch bills as being offered in
1:1 city, continue again today . at

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

following sets a standard of the
is to come.

. ultra event of a decade in vaude-
lilo. .Debut here of the most bril-
limit spectacle ever staged Mons
Mollasso announces the presentation
I the greatest effort, his master-
one, L

. 1*; 1
he Rose of Mex1co
With; iario Mollasso and.Mlle Corio
11 ten noted (lull in stais A pro-
ctlon that bears no lesemblancc
, similarity on the American or
uropcsn stage

Anieiican tour of the Russion
mincesa,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

LUBA MlROFF,
,cntly of the Impcilal ’,i‘heatre St
otersburg, Russia A dashing and
dutiful terpsichorean star, in rare

lalties. '

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Extra Added Feature,
true Stars of "The \\ ostein Girl."
EMILY GREENE
undo Splendid Cast H.1Iieseiiting a
1p xylet of the Rocky Moutains, called
t estern Love "

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rfl gger entertainers from gay
‘ tbom. .

‘Gr e-—-FENTELLE and VALQRIE—
Harold.

11g, dancing and patter artists. in
iglnalities.

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A feast of 11111517111111 1101 (‘II\
Till: MUSICAL LAMOlNES.

 
 

 

-—OLD-

llEU IMUU’S HALL
IIPI I‘l‘UUES

TODAY:

’ ‘r E LEGEND or GAGLiOSCRO, in
. ’91!) hotels

N, 1113 CALLING. u diama which you
ill ouraly like, and three others.

‘ TOMORROW:

SECRET SERVICE, 11 git-iii two
Kay Dec pit line This is our
nturdays great «lcntnre. You
' . hit out to miss it. 1111 it is in“
interest and excitement. lie
5 thlsqiicturo we have The
on or cococlenco and three oth-

 

MM‘lNEE 2:30.
EVENING 7:30.
DULTB. 10c: CHILDREN, tic.
hm except Saturdays and Holl-
« dun 00.

 

 

mm. . .... mm.-.“ ._.........

IThe Redmen’s
cw Wigwam

1111 ruins rnkomo Poor
wumuorou amour '
(Next to Hunger 91115.1

rembcr 16 to 25

 

 

 

ricaii Band, Open-

.Say Action oi democratic Mem-

:ing to this honor.

RIPUUIA lA‘l
SNA UAUUUS

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

bars of the Iiexl State Senate
Last Tuesday in Deciding on
Sena‘toryEleci Landerstol New
Britain Was Not BindingT-No
I Action Was Expected aid
Several Stayed Away

BRIUU Pill MAN WAS
lIlIl III ill wIAAIIE lllll’

Sent Telegram to Thai Effect
and Message Was: Not Read
to Conforms-McNeil Men
Ledlo Believe He Had Witt!-
drawn-From Race '

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 15.—~Senator- _

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ment issued today Mr. McNeil says:
“Naturally I was surprised at the no I "
tion of a portion of. the Democratic;

 
 
 

The splcndid assortment to choose from. the unusual savings offered. should bring you to our Economy Sale of Women’ s Coats and Suits. Profit by these

Remarkable Prices. Had the wcathcr been colder this Sale would haVc never occurred. Manufacturers must sell their products quickly and the contin—
ued mild weather caused businch to lag. In order to create activity they were willing—«yes. anxious to take off a large portion of the price in order to
make quick sales. We were quick to take full advantage of this and secured a wonderful lot of Coats and Suits at almost unbelievably Small cost. These

Small ., , Cost.
sale.

Coats and Suits are now on sale.

Select yours tomorrow.

we were quick to take full advantage Of this and securcd
AWondeiiul Lot of Chats and Suits at almost unbelievable
These Coats and Suits are now on
Select yours Tomorrow.

in

Tailo r-made Suits, Coats,

Gowns waists, Skirts and Millinery

Priced 1111 his Sale at Savings in many cases of ONE- HALF

 

 

hi cry

new model, made of inshiontblo; $175.0

material. styles 1'01 street dross,

. .. 1
inrment in these lots 11 LOT NO.‘
Three- -qunrter
length molels of novelty coatings.
and aiitoinoblle wear shown in 8ng double faced materials and dingo”

Innis......‘. ........... $1000

1—COATS-«~Vuliies

and full

Eli—"Values to
$213.00. Smart models of the poi)‘
lilar rough “weaves of double lace

materials and plain color cloth . .

$12. 98

FOUR” GREAT tori‘spor WINTER COATS

to . LO'l‘ x0. 2—00”

LOT NO. 3—COATS~Valnes to
$29.75. Unusually attractive. ufull
and three-quarter length models,
for street, automobile and dress

wear ................. $14 98

 

LOT N0. A—COA.TS——Values to
$19.75. included in this lot are

many exclusive models of high

(111111in ...... $16.50

 

 

clcct who announced his candidacy for S eiy lot

the presidency of the state Senate. 1511- ,

es strong exceptions to the caucus that

was held in New 'HEVGIT-Ills week and LOT N0. lv—SUl'i‘Sw—Values to
. that, nominated Senator Landersp or $16.50. All new models, for street
New Britain for that office. in a stator

and traveling. made of the lush-
ionable novelty cuttings and plain

surges ................. $9.98

FOUR LOTS OF TAILOR- MADE SUITS

2—iSUl'i‘S- Values to LOT N0. SASUlTs—A’aiues to LOT NO.

LOT

T

$18.50. NStrictly'i‘ailoiod Suits In

plain. s‘ergss, tweeds. novelty suit- the highest grade

$12.49 and the smartest styles $14.98 trimming, new ehects..$16'50

lug nn'd diagonals

$22.o0. Real innn- -tal101ed Suits of
workmanship

i—SUITS-Values to
$27.50. Exclusive models, many
of them suitable for street or

 

We offer in these four lots at
greatly lowered price Stilts in the
clevcrest of the new models. Many
of them are exclusive styles which ‘
will not be duplicated.

 

senators-elect in resolving themselves!
into a party caucus and taking action- .'

 

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in relation to the presidency pro. tom/f I
“it has always been aiiostalilishcdj '.
custom that all party oniicusvs arc hold I 13;
the night before the session starts, and i f;
i lihd no idea that this precedent would
be violate-:1 in the intci'ost of any 1111111.:
3.1.1151, wot-k ('Iliiiiriiian Forstcr, of 1110‘
state central conimlttco. inviicd all De-j .
mot-ratio senators-clout to 11 social git-I ‘-
il1t-riiig to be held last Tuesday at tho;
llotcl Taft. llli'l‘t‘ly to he ucquniiied, as
he expressed it. Of course i intended}
to be tlicro. but. being stricken on Mon- ‘ '
11111 with a soveie attack of tt1nslliiis.§
i lound 1111 St]! under the 0.110 of u doc
tor and nurse on that (1.11

hoveitheless i managed to send 11 tel-
ocrain to‘ Mr. Forsto-r advising him oi
my illness. For some reason bestf .-
kiiowu to him he declined to make the‘ .
contents of this telegram known to my. ’
“loads, or any of the senators pres;
ent. '
“A caucus was held, and] how boon ._
informed 11 ballot taken, resulting in
Mr. Lauders' solomion. Now. I (Will? ;
blame Senator-elect Lenders (or ospir- 1
lie is entitled to “1
much consideration as i am or any otl1~I . .
or senator; but i shrill vory stronglyi
pioiost against the 11111111 action oi hirI 2’ ,
110- dulled 1111111115

"Many senators were absent oniongI
tliom Senator Dean Foster, one of my

hr at friends and loyal uiippoilers, 1111‘
well as others who were committed to
m1 idiidldiicy.

'1 intro been advised that a nowapn
not story was road at this (2111101111, ink
on from tho New Britain Herald (Son 2
mm ‘Lnilllel’fl' town), which was to tlioI '
(affect that i had withdrawn from the
content.

No one or my trlonankuaw of my ill«
11111111 and those who were favorable to
mo thought it atmngo tint i did not ni-
tond. Soverol ocuutorlwlio voted for;
Mr. Modern horn assured mo that thoyI
did so under 11 misapprehension, boilov-l
11111 one to have withdrawn from the
race. '

"Thorn alipooroil no and at the (mill
c1111 who know or my oomlltoln. or, 11
ihoy did, who cared to muko my usual-
‘orlnl collcogiiol’ acquainted with 11.

"(January 11 concur or this kind. at
whichmanators word not notified, can.
not be binding. A11 soon 1111 1 11m 1111111
to not out or my bad, 1 111120 demand 11
legal caucus. calico 11111111 urcpor my,
and ovary senator 11011111111 tor what
111111111113 it in to in held.‘
"if Mr. 131111111111 111 than 1111111.: 1‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Night. Sat.. Nov. 16.

 
 

 
 
 
 

for “mom
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shall 11;: 111111111: the out to 1111111111 11111

 
 
 
 

 

 

log you and you ’Wlll not be dis-

'- oil. filiad with» 1mm 1.11111 “Rod
' row Ol§‘i‘LlQ"A.§..V,II.. $1.98

. : ruinous "tincdruulc" brood. mod}
‘* “lam «night. block clocking. 1111

Furs onyuality

BLACK‘ FOX MATCliEl) ‘ SETS.
Bought at one-third oil.

down bod, linings are of the llnosi.
silk and solids.

aiinkcs. trimmed with
tall,

siiiii shawls and novelty circus.

Scaris are single
bead and
double snakes. trimmed Rus-

 

Misiri‘szfl ‘ .3 sea-111‘s.
s 9.93 . s 9.93
16.50 . 15150
19.98 10.98
24.98 24.98
All the Mutts have very lino '

' ’
Girls ,
JUNIOR GIRLS’

wool mixtures;
[up to stool).

lotto. English 1111
lined th-rounbo

98¢.

niuhroidei v used.
atlons. Drawers

 

pieces in all.

 

plaids or plain c
iues up‘to $7.50.

Undermuslins

$1.50 and $2.00‘

Coats

COATS

:15 Cheviot (touts.

The Cheviot costs have collar and ‘1
ends °l otfltrastiiig color. Values 1

GIRLS 11mg 313$
The iuéterlula 1111: all wool (hov-

xtures. Many are
111 with Warm
olorcd linings. Vil-

llNlliflRflllSlilNS

hindo within the past. two weeks.
uboorosl niutoriiils,ilaliity lanes and I'l‘lils style has lure label the chlf‘ I morrow .................. 48

Gowns. (‘ombiii
and Skirts;

$8.98 .

Ages 13.15 and 17 years; Goal]

Petticoats
REAUTIFUL
COATS A'i‘ $2.98.

. N.

150

Excellent quality masculine. about
“every/"color you can want 1‘01
street and ovonings, liiclutlln ii!
ally omen. Cerise. lllnck and
Willti; Vwcrth easily $4 00.

WAISTS

v‘omn' WAISTS 93¢

'1“ sizes 11p to «ii the styles, only
a small quantity of each. Just
taken from the machines, made to
coil at “.50.

33 1'10 Chiffon WAISTS

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$1. 98.

:lon is over last: and bolero culls“

andf 11inch

SILK PETTI ’

“.1;
I'l‘RIl-HIED

Millincry

0111 Millinery Store will oflci a.
I bust of opuoituiiities tomorrow that
thoughtful women will profit by.
To buy at these pilot’s'is uncom-
mon. except at the close 01’ the
season.

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'llA'l‘SwValues up to
‘57. 00. Tomorrow ....... $2 98

I
Il'\'l‘lll\lMEl) HAT S—~Valtles 1111
I10 $2. 00 Tomorrow ........ 98&irn

FchTHEnsw‘Values up to $1.710;
n11d$2.00.'l’omoirow

50¢. and 75¢

\ViNGS~ \ allies 11p to $71. 50.

.........

I

1

I Tomoriow ................ 48¢

TO I Gowns

 

SWEATERS

November is the Month for COAT
SWEATERS.

The tall 01‘1912 ilnds us tllsplzllliig
In giozitei assortment than at am
Ipicvious season. Plain and funny

c:ue.higl1 oi init'led neck collars.
nil coiois, in both women‘s and
misses , sizes. Excellent values

in ...................... $1. 49
High (italics $1 98 $2 98
(”$4 98.

i Flannelette Gowns

790 WOMEN S

49¢.

Double yoke back and front, turii~

FLANNELE 1"“?

250 how lace combination, all coloxs li‘i0\\'l£liS—-\’aliics up to $1. 50. over color biuid tiimmod as cuffs,

out i’ull,selec1cd potleins.

 

An Unusual Saturday in The "Boston Store

Visit every department in the
big store tomorrow. in every one
of them you’ll llnd opportunities to
sure on some household necosalty
or sonic sousouublo wcurnbio. An 1
unusual number or oxtra specials
have boon urrungod. All or them
priced in the iionton storc'u
mitbohlsss manner. Como tomor-
row to 111111 1111113110.] rhonccn awhil-

appointed.

lluudi’ello o! tlpoclaiu from tho
llostOn Dry Goods (30311 Liquidation
Sole.

1,000 irlANlllithCiillllll‘S. all the
now kinda. tho kind the llooton Dry
(lnodn Co would job for ”.50 d011-
on. lilvnry one worth 1911'. two
(lotion, string to walnut from. To-

morrow. curb 1214‘.

500 WOMEN'S Willfi’l‘ «HAGSWMA
leathers, black and popular colors.
iivnry 111111; titled with our”, coma
hare hoovy 1111111111 frames. picnic
and doubts nondlou; are tho but
:1: .16 and 111710 lingo iii Amarloii.

Tomorrow your choice 89¢

03.00 GOMFORTERBw‘lQO lull big
had nice Coachmen. oovcrod on
both attics, mvcrsihlc coroll 1111111111
Mora.

‘Grou” cotton * butting.

26o WOMEN'S fi'i‘OGKlNGSw’l‘ho

 

 

12 1-20. FRUIT 0!“ THE monk—11511 llAllCOCK'S TAIJCUM POW-

h,000 yiirda; tho
muslin from tho I

Co. Tomorrow . .

250 LlNEN 'l‘iiA
puro llnon. ‘18 x
in 110111 protly
row M ...........

WOMIC N S

”shim mills wuoi

l’nuto, all altos.
inorrow

1:11 .....

ill/00 “il_l..lENllElM" ilLANKETfiW
big bred 111m in blue,~la.n.
11111111111110 my. liondlomoly hound
blndlim.

Full

with ullk
pair . . . . .

an...

01.1% (20111711110
corduroy: in
block.

$1.50 imllulil'rl-lwopcciut solo of
woman's and mirror Corsets, ovor
ono dozen dlflorunt manor. Tomor.

-.111111.1s

MW

211: 1111111611111;an

than 10 01111111; 11‘

or best quality Parasitic.
m volocvrir-iu11110u11111111. 7*

31.80 CANADIAN BLANW

Henry W i:

fall 11mm. in: or will“. 0‘04
muff‘fllf ”an?” tlcl;h;:.;fiw

 

SS} woonuunr

p.411“. wall hum

M mount-1nd:

ll Nllllith’lihltwlisrk-

Special value. To-

1-.

brown.
Tomorrow. yard . . .

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last lot of tho i)i~211—~2..0 boxes of this well
1111111111 liry Goods known 'l‘alcum Powder. TOIllOP
......... 65§¢ rou9¢
y (iyllo'pngmym ,71’1c Sillllld'i‘swlleavy full size

27. hemutltclied,
designs. Tomor-

...... 19¢

rlbhod Vontu and

.1...

I’ 81000

Tomorrow,
81.98

Yflwliollow out
navy and

79¢

31:00

Another cone of
1111 pound 11011111111:
Tomor-

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

aniidliin aim.

 
 
 

'a ham ‘

lllonchcd and unbleached Cotton
Shoots. 81 x 00. Tomorrow 59¢

LYON'S room-i row.
lllcltw'l‘omorrow .. 16¢

iii l-2o BROWN Silldil‘TlN(l«-40
tut-lino wide. a lirm brown shoot-

ing Tomorrow 6y¢
TOOTH

19¢

70c sink connotations-suit and
8111111 Charmcuao. now all the rd‘fi‘n.
all ooloro. Tomorrow 47¢

$1.20 'i‘AllLlll LINEN-«Hamil lull
illoccliod M111 Linen. 72 inches
wide, handsome potter-1111..

row 98¢

35.110 (311011111011: itonnumaohuo.
ron'ii Carriage Robes. with pocket.

fromorrow $2.98

11 in corms FLANNELW
Hoary boot quality. light» and dark
colors. Tomorrow M

$1.00 AXMlNla’i‘iilR cocoa-111
Oriontoi «1111151111, 11119111 x 72. To-

marrow ............... 82 98

ill 00 CALIll‘GhNIA BLANKETSw
California Wool 111mm...

250 DR.

........

ilOo PROI’H‘YLACTIC
lilti.l$lll€8-~1‘omorrow . . . .

Tomor- ‘

heavy '
' 1111111111. hill bipolar. Morrow. '

$1.710 Ml~‘.\ \‘wSUNDERWEAR «’Meus
Nuturnl Woul Shirts and Drawers,
tho well known “Winslow Mills”
brand. best $1.50 garment made,
95 nautical. wool. will not shrink.

Tomorrow . ........ . . . . $1.00

the CURTAIN SWISSMTliousnndo
ol yards of pretty Scotch. Curtain
Swiss. Tomorrow, yard 9¢

$1.50, liROADCLDTHB - Chiffon
llrondolotha. 1’14 inches. all colors.
nevor aold less than $1.50. Tomor-

row, yard 79¢

$1.00 COMFORTABLEBMFMI size,
pure white cotton. Tomorrow ..

» 66¢

Sc Oil'i‘lNG alumni/wan colors;
good quality. soft llcscy finish. 'l‘o-
morrow 454$

$2.60 BilOAlmlfl't'lluwin (iron:
length: and skirt lengths. 11 special
pin-chaos itrom the mill. Tumorrow,

”11131.49

'2. 1'10 thumb! ULANKETSWM]
colors. regular bod 111w. 'i‘omorrow.

pair .»‘$1-49

1111: film chARMnllhnr-«suk and
Cotton Charmaine. in Ill the street
and 11.11111; shades Tomorrow,

111.11.114.11. 1.

\

1111111..”

231‘ C'iiRTAlN SCRiM—mllouvy
tan Curtain Scrim. very popular for
curtains, 40 inches. Tomorrow ..

14¢

$3.th NAI‘Ki Nilwl-louvy ipinlliy

lrlsli linen Napkins. 22 x 2:1, ole-
gant value. Tomorrow. yard
$1.98
r

201: ‘ COTTON ilATTlNG «li‘uil
pound rolls of pure white Southern
(.otton. l'omorrow, roll 123,3¢

$29110 AXMlNS'I‘l. it ilIlGSw—Heau
tllul Rugs. 1) x 12, in 12 now put-

iorns. Tomorrow . $19.50

31.25 NAPKINSMMorcorized. Hem-
med Napkins. 20 x 20. ulna patterns.

.1.

, Tomorrow. dozen .......... 73¢

50c 'i‘ARiJvi it‘iv‘ilfl'miloiivy Quality
Silence Cloth for protecting the 111-
blo. 54 liirlion. Tomorrow, ynrd. ‘

39¢

arm, CURTAIN soninsdrimma.
both aides. to inched wide. To
morrow, ynrd10¢

Tomorrow
79¢
12 00 Familial) sill) SPREADEiw

Plain or with out comers, crochet"
quality Marseilles, dcrlsni. 11‘0-

iilzo in 11131111 strlnoo.

 

yfl‘a tubivipflorouoraaclscv 39¢

marrow r:o-wcu1.nviornl $1049 ‘

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$1.00 «(SOUS-ll (lGVERSwFull ibis, '

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